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Rhythm Heaven Groove is a very likable rhythm game that doesn't necessarily try to reinvent the wheel, and that's a good thing - the great amount of content, the colorful graphics and sound style, and the overall experience it will provide you are good, even if on the way there you will sometimes encounter obstacles like the game's inability to handle wireless headphones and different models of televisions.

Denshattack! takes the addictive gameplay of titles like Subway Surfers and builds upon it with enough mechanics to become a full-fledged game - one that is wildly creative, energetic, fun, and far more addictive than the original. It can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming or drag on a little too long, but nothing can take away the fact that it is one of the most fun games released so far this decade.

Star Fox is a very cute game and a kind of love letter to die-hard fans of the brand who can now enjoy it on a modern gaming platform, but at the same time, it feels very dated compared to newer games, which greatly detracts from the overall experience, sometimes in a way that directly affects my ability to recommend it.

Black Flag Resynced is the ultimate way to experience this fantastic adventure, even if some crack show through the new coat of paint

Dead or Alive 6 is a fantastic 3D fighting game, if you are new here, you might find something really great here, but if you are a returning DOA6 fan, you might feel the slap in the face with this rerelease.

Ultimately, it is a recommended package for newcomers to the series, though existing owners may not find enough here to justify the upgrade.

Gothic 1 Remake is a rough yet refreshing return to an older style of role playing game. Dated quest design, awkward combat and a frustrating economy hold it back, while its hostile world, meaningful exploration and refusal to guide the player make the Colony feel genuinely dangerous. Few modern RPGs are willing to make the player feel this small, and that courage makes the journey worth taking.

Mina The Hollower provides a great experience - it's fun, it's excellently designed most of the time, and it's very rewarding in terms of the combat system and the exploration experience, but each of these truly good elements also has a negative point, whether it's the level of difficulty and the reliance on Soulslike systems that sometimes feel simply unrelated to this game, or if we're looking directly at the design of some of the game's areas.

Last Flag is a good game built around a good idea. The loop of hiding the flag and then chasing the opponent's flag is very fun, but the uncreative design of the various characters, combined with a very limited amount of content, does not help the game's case to attract more players to it.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book isn't a game aimed at an adult audience, but I'm not sure it's aimed at a younger audience either. Let's hope that next time, if there is one, the beloved dinosaur gets the respect it deserves.